The Watershed Action Program is KIDS for the BAY’s signature program in which students in grades 3-5 learn about and care for their local watershed. Through hands-on science experiments and activities, students learn about watersheds, urban run-off pollution, food chains, bay organisms, and environmental justice. Our Watershed Action Program is designed to turn students onto science, connect students to nature, and inspire students to take action for their environment.

The Watershed Action Program consists of:

• Five classroom lessons
• An environmental action project
• A field trip to a local creek, Bay, delta, or ocean habitat
• Lessons that address California State Science and Social Science Standards

The Watershed Action Program is also a teacher-training program. Teachers learn alongside their students and receive both a curriculum guide and an equipment kit to teach the program to future students. Up to eight Continuing Education Units are available through our partnership with California State University East Bay.

Click here to view the Waterhed Action Program 2009-2010 Year in Review Flyer

Please download the Watershed Action Program Flyer and Application or call KIDS for the BAY for more information.

Contact	Jonah Landor-Yamagata jonah@kidsforthebay.org 510-985-1602	Download	Flyer and Application Form PDF | 936K
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